1. East Mersea ? Rewsall
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2. Mrs Johnson's Cottage in Crabs Lane off Meeting Lane, East Mersea. Rosie Bird's great grandmother. They were the home of the Chapman family. See ...
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3. East Mersea Children's Christmas Party, around 1952.
1. Ida Leggett née Frost
2. Norman Carter (organist)
3. Barbara Mears
4. Revd. ...
Date: cDecember 1952
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4. East Mersea Children's Christmas Party, around 1952.
1. Phillip Lale
2. George Frost
3. ? Cowell
4. Roy Bloomfield
5. John ...
Date: cDecember 1952
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5. East Mersea Children's Christmas Party, around 1952.
1. Mrs Fred Pullen
2. Mrs D. Leggett
3. Mrs Wopling
4. Mrs Richer
5. Mrs Corke ? ...
Date: cDecember 1952
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6. 52 years ferrying and still going strong. Mr Mole, who has ferried ... from East Mersea to ... and back for 52 years, takes a rest from cleaning his boat, ...
Date: 15 July 1933
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7. East Mersea Golf Club. The two Honorary Secretaries with the Challenge Cups - Mr Bishop and Barbara Mears.
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8. Opening of full 18-hole course at Mersea Golf Club.
Abe Mitchell (St Albans) putting on the 9th green, the new Club House can be seen in the background.
Date: 5 April 1929
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9. East Mersea Golf Club
Brigadier General R. Beale Colvin C.B. the Lord Lieutenant of Essex (in the centre of steps of new Club House) announcing the new ...
Date: 5 April 1929
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10. The Wreck in Colne, by R.J.E. Ellis.
The story of the S.S. LOWLANDS which was torpedoed near the Girdler Sandbank 18 March 1916. She was beached on Mucking ...
Date: February 1978
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11. Reverend East of East Mersea with his family. Revd. East was at East Mersea 1957 to 1973 and West Mersea from 1957 to 1971.
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12. East Mersea Ferryman - Mr Horatio Mole of East Mersea who will shortly complete half a century of service as ferryman at East Mersea. He crosses at all times ...
Date: c1931
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13. Kiddiesland. One more dream come true.
Mr Ingram's Mersea Gift brings joy to the slus.
A charming idea will be realised on June 20, when Lady Emmott ...
Date: 30 May 1936
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14. Surviving earthworks of the East Mersea Blockhouse Fort. Taken from the seawall looking south.
Date: 2011
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15. The Blockhouse Fort at East Mersea.
Drawing: Cudmore Grove Country Park / Essex County Council.
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16. East Mersea Parish Church - East Window in memory of Ernest Arthur Lazarus Barlow. c1920.

After the end of the Great War 1914 - 1918 the family of ...
Date: 2019
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17. Paper on Mersea Island read by Dr Philip Laver at AGM of Essex Archaeological Society, page 2.
East Mersea Camp.
Date: 26 April 1923
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18. A structure that has appeared from the mud to the east of the Blockhouse Fort near East Mersea Stone. The stakes are substantial - some are a metre high. They ...
Date: 15 August 2016
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19. East Mersea looking southeast, with East Road going up from centre to left and North Farm Lane from centre to bottom left (to Colchester Oyster Fishery).
Date: c1981
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20. Coopers Beach. Touring caravans parked on the west side of the tennis court, behind where the clubhouse now stands. There are chalets far right.
From ...
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21. Coopers Beach - an aerial view in the 1950s.
Development started in the 1930s when chalets in the front row were built for £75. During WW2 the site ...
Date: 1950s
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22. School House and Hall 1910.
The village school was recorded as having places for 80 children with the average number of pupils being 37. The Schoolmaster ...
Date: 1910
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23. Coronation Villa, East Mersea, 1906.
The home and shop of the Underwood family was built in 1902. Robert Underwood ran his carrier business from the ...
Date: Before 1910
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24. Robert Underwood in 1927. Here seen sitting on one of his carts nicknamed 'The Rocket' when he was 80 years old. The bugle was used as a signal to ...
Date: 1927
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25. East Mersea Rectory 1905. This house stood opposite Church Lane and was demolished in 1927 by local builder Clifford White who built a new rectory on the same ...
Date: 1905
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26. Kiddiesland from the sea. Kiddiesland was developed during the 1930s to provide a permanent site for children from London to spend their holidays. In addition ...
Date: c1936
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27. East Mersea School.
1:? Lord 2: Sid Pullen 3: Winnie Cudmore 4: Joyce Marriage 5: Elsie Pudney 6: Peggy Partridge 7: Joyce Marriage 8:( Tad) Austin 9:? ...
Date: 1928
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28. East Mersea School in the 1930s.
L-R 1: Phyllis Richer 2: Joyce Marriage 3: Elsie Goodrum 4: Harold Johnson 5: Maurice Johnson 6: Charles Farthing 7: ...
Date: c1926
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29. Home Farm, East Mersea. The farmhouse was demolished in the 1950s, roof tiles from the house were re-used on the present bungalow. Postcard 101902.
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30. Bromans Farm, East Mersea. Note the brick oven built against the external white wall.
Probably Mrs Hilda Page and daughters Diana and Elizabeth in the ...
Date: 1930s
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